The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-04-10

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| st. Joseph's Italian Church of Hoboken,
| The Easter decorations will be in charge of
! Miss SUSIE Walsh and Misses Annie and
Mamie Grogsn.
The observance Of Easter to-day 10 the
! Greenvile churches will be, as usu !,
/ very elaborate At the Episcopal cbu' CHI
| Mr. Morse's fine choir will make the
| sin ing noteworthy. At the Reformed
church the children will furnish the music
| in the evening, and at the Methodist
/ church it Will be the same.
| A chorus of childsen's voices will reDGer
| Handel's famous "Hallel itch chorus in
! the morning at St Pauls Catholic church
! and the several other choruses and canti-
| Giles will be given with the music of an
| orchestra. The floral decorations in all
of the churches are very fine.
| This year the decor atoms at the Secop d
Reformed ChurcA, Third street, will be
| much more elaborate than last year They
/ will consist principally of potted plants of
| all kinds, boquets of hot house flowers,
wreaths, notices of various kinds made of
vines and ferns and numerous devices.
| There will be no specially extra services.
/ The Committee of Arrangements is as fol-
| lows: MIS- Hugh j. Abernethy. Mrs. G..
d. Merritt, and Mrs. Alexander Campbell.
The decorations in st. Paufs NJ. E
| Church, Third street, will be something
much better than usual to-day. In t Q
past the church has not always been dec
| GRATED at the Easter season, bnt this time
/ the committee have made extr lordinary eff
| forts in order that the old church may look
as bright az possible on the Easter Morn.
/ Decorations of various kinds will be found
| in the building this morning by those who
| may wish to attend the services. Among
| them will be seen all the BEST flowers that
can be procured, large number in pots,
wreaths hung in various parts of the build
l irg. and notices of different kinds. The
services will be about as usual, only there
Wilde extra music under the direction of
Prof. E. L. Cranmer. The Committee of
Arrangements are Mr.. Merritt, Mrs. Lizzie
Taylor, Miss Anna Leghorn, Miss Anna
Dun, the Misses Nellie and florence Ram
say, Miss Florence Weymer, Mrs. Merritt.
! Mrs. William Atkinson, Mrs. VIM. Mead
and Mrs. D. w. G. Ramsey. The music
will be rendered by chorss choir assisted
by members of the Etelka Choral Union
and the Eolian Giee Club. L. Cranmer
as organist
"He Lives" by banks. -. Tenor snd Solo Chorus
Lift Your Glad Voices, by Wiske...,.
Soprano Solo and Chorus.
"He is Not There, by Willard. Neutrality-suspicious..
Recitative, Solo and Chorus
Carol-"Harkl the Angel Voices, "...... .Cranmer
Gioria pStria. Emerson 7ol
St. Paul Epis opal Church, Duncan
avenue, has always been noted for the fine
decorations which have been furnished.
To-day the decorations in the church
probably so far ahead of anything that
they have yet done in that line. Members
of the Sunday School children brought
boquets of flowers, which have been taste
fully displayed to view. Other decora-
tons, such as wreath, notices of different
kinds may be seen all through the building.
The usual Easter services will be given,
and the music will be very good
AT St. Marks Church, Grove street.
there will be celebration of Hoy Com
muniou at 6 and a. m. ,Mateos at 10 a. m.
confirmation, choral celebration, and SER
mon by Bishop Starkey at 1870 a. M.
and even song and sermon by T. E. Nor
timer, Rector, at p. m. The music for
the morning is as follows.
venite BY Tails
Ie Deum By Garrett
Communion service ....................B By Bridge
Anthem; Christ Our Passover. ............ Chapple
Nunc Dimittis. .................... BY Stains
In the afternoon the Anthem will be
rep ated, The choir consists of 40 voices,
unGer Jno. G. Elkins, choirmaster. The
organ will be presided over by A.
Wroe, late of Bury Parish Church,
Lancashire, and Owens College Man
chester England. The flowers are num-
erous and expensive, gifts from the various
members of the congregation. One of
the features Of the service will be the
Confirmation: in the morning.
The Easter decoration ut She Bergen
Pofn Nhnrob or hat
diff ant from those of last year. The altar
is very hadsomely decorated with flowers
of all kinds, and looks very beautiful
There are boquets of choice flowers to be
seen in all the inches, a large variety of
ported plants and notices of various kinds,
representing texts of Scripture. The SER
vices for to-day will be the usual services
of the day in the forenoon. In the evening
ehildren's service will be held. The
Committee of Arrangements consists of
what is known as the Earnest Workers, a
society of yo1ng ladies of which Miss Jennie
Dunner is president, and hiss Addie S.
Van Wrinkle is vice-pre ident
The decorations at st. Paul's Episcopal
Church, Duncan avenue, are not as expen
sive as they were last year. All the plants
and most of the cut flowers have been fur
nished by members of the church and con-
gregation. The money that would have
been spent for. the flowers will go toward
defraying the expenses of new reading
desk and other needed church furniture
The ladies wished to secure the things Sd
that the new rector, the Rev. w. P. Brash,
may feel as comfortable as possible The
committee are Mrs Vidal, Mrs. Gibson and
Miss Horsley.
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